How to use 'used to' and 'would' in English | Basic English Grammar

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[poissonjosette]

Hello Alisha! Is it possible to use Would with BE . Can I say for example : she would be late to school every day... and with the other stative verbs?

[rafaelfonseca]

Hello from Brazil 🇧🇷, Alisha!
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[ragnaccio]

Hello Alisha I like listen your channel so I learn many things in English.

[VictorBenavides-djrv]

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[xksetjq]

Case with would is like "true" past simple tense, when will gets would and takes all "ed" from verbs. And it is about repeatance because we don't have any -ing, and we know that simple tense is about repeatence;

I think the verb "would" is used like "extra do" to amplify past tense and make it so long (years ago).

But i don't know how to explain "changes" in this meaning

[qxwdisu]

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[anjaligupta]

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[sergeymaltzeff]

Repeated and usual actions in the past can be expressed by combining USED TO with the infinitive of the subsequent verb, or by combining the verb WOULD and the infinitive without the “to” particle.
The verb after USED TO can be dynamic, that is, to express an action, or static, that is, to express a state or phenomenon.
The combination USED TO contrasts the past with the present.
The combination WOULD + INFINITIVE without the “to” particle also indicates repeated actions in the past, but unlike the combination USED TO it does not contrast it with the present.
Both constructions are not used with time indicators, which indicate the number of repetitions, that is, they talk about how often a particular action occurred or how long it lasted. The Past Indefinite Tense is suitable for this.

[videosinformationentertain]

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[danielbantar]

Hi! Alisha. May I use "use to" in present form? Thanks!

[Nikolai.]

Thank you Alisha. I'll give example for used to: I used to play with my dog.

[bakkafouad]

I used to listen to the classical music

[Nikolai.]

When I was a kid, every morning I would take the train to school

[dianach-flfw]

"I'm not used to live in the cold temperature"
Is it correct?

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[caiomarinho-pcxw]

Peoples? Não seria people ? Já que o singular é person? Ela falava várias vezes peoples 😮

[bruno]

When i was a kid, i used to be brave. Now I am a pussy. We would go every year to the mountains.

[VictorBenavides-djrv]

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